If you're in Odisha, don't miss out on these top five tourist attractions. These sites will provide you with a memorable experience.
Odisha is distinct in the fields of heritage culture, and tourism. There are several beautiful places to explore in Odisha, but here are my top 5 destinations that I loved the most:
- Koraput Valley
- Habalikhati Beach
- Rajhans Island
- Satkosia Gorge
- Similipal National Park
1. Koraput Valley:
Known as Odisha's "Heaven," the Koraput Valley is indeed a wonderland. Pictures don’t do justice to the beauty of Koraput, you must visit here to experience the same.
2. Habalikhati Beach:
Habalikhati Beach is one of Odisha's most beautiful beaches. Highly recommended if you love beaches away from the hustle and bustle, as well as a little adventure.
3. Rajhans Island:
Rajhans island is approximately one hour by boat from Satapada. Chilika Lake borders the island on one side and the Bay of Bengal on the other. It's like being in paradise. This environment is incredibly peaceful, tranquil, and lovely. Nature Camp may be reserved for overnight stays.
4. Satkosia Gorge:
It is the location where the great Mahanadi River cuts through the eastern ghats (mountains)!! There are multiple nature camps in the area near Bhitarakanika where you may stay overnight and enjoy nature in its purest form.
5. Similipal National Park:
Similipal, which derives its name from the ‘Simul’ (Silk Cotton) tree, is a national park and a tiger reserve in the Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. It is a natural wonderland with several waterfalls. It is also known for having the most uncommon melanistic tigers.
About the Author:
Manas Kumar Muduli is an Odia Technical professional, and a foodie by his passion. He uses to travel to different destinations and loves to taste the good vibes and also the foods.
Follow him on Twitter at @manas_muduli and @manas_muduli on Instagram.
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Note: This blog is written by Manas Kumar Muduli and all these photographs are captured by him, so all the photo rights are reserved for him. Before publishing anywhere, please take his permission.
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